RHampton
Author of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Jeffro Johnson - In Memorium
If Jeffro Johnson died today his detractors would celebrate. But really, if he died today (and I certainly hope he does not), then he will have left behind a gaming legacy that is hard to undo. I’ve spent the morning looking at many of his...
Player versus Player in the Early Blackmoor Campaign
On Chainmail and Braunstein
If you follow certain Dodos on X and in certain forums, you’ll get a very mistaken view on the origins of Dave Arneson’s Blackmoor Campaign. So, it’s best to hear from the man himself. In Different Worlds, “M...
An Interview with Bob Meyer - Part 3 of 3
PART 3 OF 3
Picking up where we left off, interviewee Bob Meyer (BM) is about to describe his memory of the combat system used in Blackmoor to interviewer Rod Hampton (RH).
[BM] Originally, with [the] Fighting-Man, say we have a party of...
An Interview with Bob Meyer - Part 2 of 3
Continuing our conversation, I am using RH to represent me (Rod Hampton - interviewer) and BM to represent Bob Meyer, the interviewee.
[BM] One thing that I should warn you about... I love to talk. I mean, that’s obvious, but my memory is...
An Interview with Bob Meyer - Part 1 of 3
[RH] This is Rod Hampton.
[BM] Yeah. Rod’s the way you prefer to be called, right?
[RH] Correct. Yes. And you prefer Bob?
[BM] Yeah. I... I normally go by Bob.
[RH]Fantastic. Just to give you some background on me, I started really...
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Author of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
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